Police tear gas hooligans at Bingu National Stadium
Malawi Police in Lilongwe used tear gas to dispense hooligans who went on rampage stoning and destroying vehicles on Kaunda Road near the newly opened Bingu National Stadium.
The destruction of property happened soon after President Peter Mutharika and other dignatries left the stadium soon after the foot ball march.
Rodrick Mkaka, a victim said he had his Mercedenz Benz damaged.
He is one of the people who happened to be on the Kaunda Road which passes through the stadium from Ntandire to Area 49.
It is not known yet who the hooligans were but there are reports that they are young men who were denied entry into the 40000 seater stadium after it became full.
People started queueing to enter the stadium as early as 5 in the morning.
Police are yet to comment on how many have been arrested so far in connection with the violence.
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Biased Reporting!If It Wz In The South,those Hooligans Could Be DPP supporters.why is it so hard for the author to call those hooligans MCP thugs?
Aaaaa Ochewa, palibe za ndale apa akulu. Prove it kuti andale influenced these hooligans. Don’t blame politics when it is our own brothers who are doing bad things. Umbuli amalawi, stadium ya 40,000.00 people ingakwanilitse bwanji kuposa pamenepo? Kuzolowera muma stediyamu opanda mipando basi.
No free entry to stadiums. The next independence celeb should be conducted either at Njamba or Masintha grounds. These two places can accommodate all these young thieves. Youth wings in parties are bleeding grounds for unruly behaviours. We are reaping the fruits we sowed long time ago. Whatever the case I say no to free entries in stadiums if football games are part of the programme.
sad so sad indeed there r better things to fight for in our country like the unrully chapondas and not to damage new infrastructure.
these are jealousy people and they are influenced by politician mark my words